Tiger Collection

This collection was born from the spirit of the tiger, a creature that walks between worlds. To me, the tiger is more than strength or power. It is ancient energy. It is instinct sharpened by silence. It is the quiet knowing that lives beneath the surface. There is something sacred in the way a tiger moves, deliberate, watchful, untamed. It does not ask for permission to exist. It simply is. In its gaze there is mystery; in its stillness, restrained fire. Across cultures, the

To me, the tiger is not merely a symbol of power. It is primordial energy. It is instinct embodied. It is the quiet, burning flame that lives within us all. Moving between worlds, earth and spirit, light and darkness, the tiger exists in that sacred in-between. There is something celestial in its presence. Stripes like flickers of flame. Eyes that hold the hush of the night sky. It walks softly, yet carries the gravity of a storm waiting to rise.

An ode to love, a celebration of strength, courage, beauty and survival. Across folklore and myth, the tiger has been revered as guardian, protector, and keeper of unseen wisdom. Feared and honoured in equal measure, it represents the delicate balance between ferocity and grace, destruction and creation, shadow and illumination. In this body of work, I was drawn to that liminal space. The place where beauty meets danger. Where softness does not diminish strength, and silence

The tiger is not merely a symbol of power, it is primordial energy, instinct embodied. It is the quiet, burning flame that lives within us all. Moving between worlds, earth and spirit, light and darkness, the tiger exists in that sacred in-between. There is something celestial in its presence, stripes like flickers of flame. Eyes that hold the hush of the night sky, it walks softly yet carries the gravity of a storm waiting to rise.

My February collection is an exploration of the tiger; a creature that has always embodied power, mystery, strength, courage and undeniable beauty. To me, tigers are not simply animals; they are living symbols of quiet authority. They move with intention, with grace, with an awareness of their own strength. There is no need for noise or spectacle, their presence alone is enough.